Rain, few storms overnight; flash flood watch for Butler, Warren counties

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DETAILED FORECAST

Overnight: It will be cloudy before the next round of rain a few thunderstorms return from the south, Storm Center 7 Chief Meteorologist McCall Vrydaghs said. Temperatures will fall to a low near 60 degrees. Heavy downpours may increase the threat for flash flooding, especially in areas south of Dayton.

A Flash Flood Watch will be in effect from 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. for Butler and Warren counties. More than an inch of rainfall is possible in some spots, and may lead to flooding on ground already saturated by recent showers and storms. People in these areas should be cautious to rapidly rising water. NEVER drive through flooded roads.

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Friday: Showers with a few storms are possible early, which may lead to flooding, especially in areas south of Dayton. Low visibility and ponding on the roads may make the morning commute difficult for some drivers. Showers will shift to the east by midday. A lingering sprinkle may pass through during the evening commute, but most should be dry. Temperatures rise to a high in the upper 60s.

Saturday: Another quick system will bring rain showers. Breezy and cooler with highs in the mid-60s. Cloudy skies drying out into the night.

Sunday: A cool morning in the 40s. Clouds decrease through the day and create a dry end to the weekend. Highs in the upper 60s.

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Monday: Partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the middle 70s.

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Tuesday: Partly cloudy and warm with highs approaching 80 degrees. Showers and storms may develop late day into the evening.

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